Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-16
WEST HAVEN SHORE.
Recent Arrivals at the Shore.

Recent Arrivals at the Shore. New hotel visitors are: Sea View-J. E. Bentley and wife, J. Fen ton and wife, New Britain; l. c. Darlington New York; ". H. Dayton, Torrington Mary Gaynor, Waterbury; MT. and Mrs. A Warner, Philadelphia; Mir. F. A. Nering ane wife, MT. F. Bryant, Hartford; F. McNei
 and lady, New Haven; Mrs. Robert A. Love Mrs. Lavinia Green, New York; P. J. Lee John Lee, Frank Lee, New Britain; Mis- Florence Frisbie, Master Ned Frisbie, Mir E. Frisbie, Hartford; Miss Mari, Davis, c. G. Goodell, Birmingham I. Peyser, New York; Mrs. Curtis Smith New York; MT. H. Colby Case, New Hart ford; MT. H. De Long, Montreal; Mrs. D. J Curtiss and child, Springfield; Miss Lizzi Illson, New Haven; Miss Clarabel Gaylord Chicopee; J. N. Bostock and wife, Spring field; c. B. Moon and wife, Saratoga Springs
 Mary Matthews, Ansonia; Miss Winnie Wat
 kins, Derby; J. T. Clark and wife, Brooklyn
 T. J. Champion, New York; Millie Williams
 New Haven; A. T. Wing
 J. o. Strong, Putnam, Miss.
 E. L. Stetson and wife, F. D. Houston
 Springfield; w. H. Miner, Burlington, Vt
 Mrs. J. A. Freed, Westfeld; s. Curtiss and
 wife, Newtown; MT. and Mrs. w. Benjamin, New York; F. E. Colburn and wife, Anso. mia; W. w. Baldwin, Florence, Italy; John Norton, Berlin; T. NJ. Woodford, Nauga- tuck Mir. and Mrs. George w. Hall and Miss Lucy Randall, Falls Village, Conn: Lizzie E. Kellogg and Catharine Freed, West field, Mass; c. Gallup, New Haven.
 Grove cottage-C. M. Spencer and wife, Westfeld; H. J. O'Donnell, Northampton, Mass; J. M. Conner and wife, Westfeld; E. M. Somers, Samuel Mann, New York; Mrs. Mann, New York; G.. R. Armstrong and wife, Branford, Ct; Mrs. F. B. Taylor, 0. A. Green and family, New York: T. Thompson and wife, New Haven; D. H. Cohen and wife, New York; M. B. Beach, New Haven; D. R. Pollock, New York.
 Massasoit House-Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hel- lister, T. K. Wilson. MT. and Mrs. E. Lennox, Mrs. F. Lennox, Miss L. Hensler, s. W. Cadgan, William Gray, N. H. Hanfne, Hartford; Mrs. G. F. Schneider, Mrs. A. L. Schneider, MT. J. Sutter, New Haven; 0. D. Sullivan, Holyoke, Mass; John O. Doyle, J. H. McCleary, Springfeld; W. H. Hanigan, E. E. King, East Hartford; MT. and Mrs. J. B. Partree, Waterbury; MT. and Mrs. J. Astiey, Hartford A. E. Brown, F. J. Brown, Canton Center; Wm. Stafford, Meriden; J. M. Toll, Baldwinsyille, N. Y.; U. D. uIIorQ, oOuGnOuIy.
 Hinman House-Adam Fowler, Bridge port; E. F. Griswold and lady, L. E. Near ing and lady, c. Parker and Harttord; Hlde T. F. oanRl0n R Burn and BostoH sa%5y }. w. Bigelow and wife, Miss Adele Pere- ault, J. 0. West, Boston; Miss A. Hayes, New Haven; W: 0. Wiegling, New York; Naugatuck; Mir. J. Hal1ock, H. Peek, Nau- yatuck; Mrs. Willis and sister, Waterbury; ?. Schaeff1es, Ohio; H. s. Ward, Dayvil1e, Jt. T. J. Munson, Waterbury.
 THE HARUGARI PIcNIC-A NARROW ESCAPE
 PERSONAL.
 The horse cars were busy yesterday all day carrying members and friends of the Haru- yari Singing society to the shore. Singing md dancing were enjoyed in the grove and lot until late hour last night were all of he merry picnickers brought to the city.
 A brother of S. s. Mallett, the Chapel treet hardware merchant, narrowly escaped being drowned near the Rock Saturday. In- 1 ending to go fishing MT. Mallett was about o step into his sailboat from a pier when he ell into the water much above his depth. | dallett being unable to swim would probably ! rave lost his life had it not been for the l finely aid of gentleman named Galbraith. | Vho succeeded in rescuing him.
 MT. J. c. Sweeney and wife, of Naugatuck, ! re making short stay at the residence of | elatives at the shore. Mrs. L. Jones and l eughter and Miss E. Rome, of Brooklyn. | re also stopping with shore friends.
 MT. Frank Powell, of this city, has lately ought out the West Haven Budget. MT. lowell is talking of enlarging the sheet. F. l }. Tower, late of this city, is business man. | ger.
 Almost all who visited the shore yesterday | pent 8 few moments at the St. Lawrence | air. Business continues brisk and the pros ect of a good weeks business is very favor ble.
 Mr. Benjamin Mann, who has been ouite of late, is much improved and his ltimate recovery is looked for.
 High tide today at SPA a. m.